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Ryan and Mireya contacted me about her lost rings that fell from a small table into the sand at Bolsa Chica State Beach.
The rings were a little bit outside the original search area but not by much, it was a pretty quick recovery with some black sand giving false signals on my old Whites MXT detector.
The Minelab Equinox 800 is packed in my suitcase for tomorrow’s trip to Kauai.
Surf City Ring Finder
EMERALD ISLE, NC
Susan was wading out along the Emerald Isle coastline very close to Bogue Inlet Pier. While standing in 3-4 foot of water and larger waves crashing into the shoreline, she was having a brief conversation with a younger man standing nearby. He had told her that he couldn’t swim but it was such a beautiful day to be out enjoying the day. One of the larger waves came roaring in and sent Susan and the young man tumbling toward the shoreline. Before the young man was washed out from a riptide, Susan grabbed him and tried to pull him back up. She felt her parent’s wedding band slip off of her finger.
Jeff, a detectorist was in the are and Susan asked for his help right away. After a brave attempt in the rough surf, Jeff was getting beat up by the waves and had to give up the attempt to recover her ring. Jeff suggested she contact The Ring Finders. After making a post on a local Facebook group, Susan received many comments to contact TRF’s and Steve Ray. Within 2 hours of the ring being lost and the tide coming back in, it was decided the next day’s low tide would be the best chance.
I met Susan and she showed me the area she was in and I headed into the surf at 1:00pm. Low tide this day was 2:05pm and After finding 2 sinkers, a fishing leader, 2 pennies and a dime I pulled Susan’s cherished ring up from the depths of over 3 foot of water at 2:20pm. I was out as far as I could have walked & hunted safely with the waves and rip current possibilities. I admit, I too was worn out from the bashing waves and when I saw her ring in my scoop, I was so glad to get out of that water for the day!
Sunday morning, I got a Facebook Message from Jordan. He said that while he and a friend were on the beach yesterday, he had lost his gold chain and a ring. He couldn’t meet with me because he was at work.
I asked him about the location, and he said that it was about 75 to 100 north of the Avalon pier. I told him that I would check it out. When I arrived at the beach it was so crowded that I had a hard time finding a parking spot. When I parked and went to the beach it was so packed that I couldn’t really cover the area that I thought it might be.
I decided to come back around 6pm when people would be leaving. I covered the area Jordan told me about thoroughly. I decided to go nearer to the pier just in case he was wrong about the location. Just then gentleman approached me. He said he had lost a gold chain yesterday while wrestling with his friend. I asked, “Was it Jordan?” He replied, “how did you know that?”
I let him know that Jordan had contacted me this morning.
He showed me an area about 20 yards from the pier that he thought they were in yesterday. It wasn’t long until the XP Deus II fired a strong 81 and I saw the glint of a gold chain in the sand. Randy and the friends he was with were jubilant!!
Not long after, I found the ring only a few feet away. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!
This ring find began when I got a text last night that read, « my husband lost his wedding ring at china man’s hat yesterday…any chance you could search for it? » I called and Jason who serves in the Air Force told me he was playing with his two sons in the shallow water behind the breakwater at Kualoa Regional Park and his Palladium Wedding Band went missing. We agreed to meet the next morning at the Park so he could show me the area. I’ve never been to the back of the park so him being there helped quite a bit. After about a 20 minute grid search with no luck other than coins and pull tabs, Jason expanded out the grid search South & West. I started again and more coins and trash. Just as I was about to complete the last leg of the new grid I got a screaming #9 on the Nox and in one scoop there was Jason’s shining ring in the scoop. Jason was right at the end of the grid so all I had to do was look up and say, « Got it ». A sigh of relief came over Jason’s face as he knew we were nearly done with the grid and it wasn’t looking good until that moment. We shook hands and laughed a bit in relief. Nice way to celebrate Memorial Day! Aloha to Jason and his family!
I was metal detecting at Ocean View Beach while on vacation. I was approached by a couple of local ladies who informed me one of them lost a ring about two weeks ago, I told them I would give it a shot. They said it could be anywhere in this general area, not a small area by any means. After no luck from the dry sand I moved to the water because low tide was going to start coming back up, with a little luck and lots of determination I found it in about 3 feet of water and was able to return it to Brittany.
After a contacting another person to find a wedding band lost along Topsail Beach, NC failed, Rosanna contacted www.TheRingFinders.com member Steven Ray. This ring was lost in the surf 4 days prior.
From Tears To Cheers!
Rosanna’s story:
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I got a call from Amy who had lost 3 rings in the sand at the beach. This was an important loss, and We made arrangements to get me there as soon as I could make it in order to perform a search for her.
By the time I arrived, Amy had had to leave, but she had called her husband Anthony to be there. I walked out to meet him, and he explained that he had searched and found 2 of the rings, but was unable to find the 3rd. I set up to search, and within seconds, I had the 3rd ring in my scoop. It was only a few feet from where Anthony had been searching, and Amy now had all of her rings back. it was a very fruitful day for a search.
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It was Friday afternoon around 6pm when I got a call from Rick. He told he that his wife, Dawn, had lost her ring a few hours ago on the beach and they were very certain that they knew it’s approximate location. As usual I ask if it was in the water, and he replied that it was in dry sand.
I arrive at the Location about twenty minutes later. As I met Rick and Dawn for the first time and he said, “I’ve been thinking since we spoke and we lost it a few hours ago, I’m really not sure the tide hasn’t risen above it.”
We went down to the beach and Dawn led the way to where she thought she had lost it. I fired up the XP Deus II and swept as I followed them. After I had only gotten a few steps I got a great hit in the wet sand (81!) I scooped it up, sensing that it was shallow, verified that I had it and continued with Rick and Dawn without missing a beat.
We went on about 30 yards and Dawn turned toward the dune and said, “It’s somewhere in this dry sand. I asked her if she had a picture? She got her phone out and started going through her images. While she did that I reached in my scoop and behold…a ring. Just then, she showed me her image of the ring.
I held up the ring from scoop and said, “That sure looks a lot like this one!”
Dawn and Rick were very happy to have their ring back!
